Traveling in 2026

Something doesn't seem right here because I was just reading the AAA Travel magazine where they put together like affordable deals. So if you know travel, I'm gonna test you because something does not sound right. If you want an entire tour of Italy for seven days, you're gonna go to all these Italian cities. You're gonna have accommodations, 10 meals, expert travel director and motorcoach driver. You're gonna do glass blowing in Venice, dine on a Tuscan estate during a Be My Guest experience, and enjoy fast-track entry to the Vatican Museums to see Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel. Explore Florence's Renaissance history and join a local specialist to view the Duomo, bell tower, and baptistery. How much do you think that would cost? Seven days, six nights from $2,050. That's going to cost $2,050. And then if you want 16 days and 15 nights on a Princess cruise around Mexico, I think Princess is like higher end. You're gonna go to all these Mexican cities and ports over two weeks. That's going to cost $2,739. Do those not seem like 1990s prices or at least 2009 prices? My friend was making fun of me, she said AAA Travel is for like retired people. So maybe all these vacations are designed for like fixed income. And then if you want 16 days and 15 nights on a Princess cruise around Mexico, I think Princess is like higher end. You're gonna go to all these Mexican cities and ports over two weeks. That's going to cost $2,739. Do those not seem like 1990s prices or at least 2009 prices? My friend was making fun of me, she said AAA Travel is for like retired people. So maybe all these vacations are designed for like fixed income.